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Page Two i THE EUGENE GUARD. BE y T rORTI.A.'tl), Ore., Marrh 23.--Korarjaiis f rJi strict number 1, in cluding the Tiicific northwest ami lint is ti Lommhia, who nnrenetf me $3500 dwelling at 142 Fourteenth av enue went, and to McMorran and Wushburne for remodeling of their Htore buildng at Eighth and Willam ette, lit an intimated tout of $500, Two Officers for Reserve Selected E Van Svnrverud, chief deputy sher iff of I ,u no county, bus been appoint- Mrs. KUu Xeedbain of Hpringfield was iujurrd about the face, aod cd ah u enptftiu in the United States ItaleigU Jones, a mall sun of Mrs. K. ariny reserve rorpa in the coast artil lery branch. Liiptiiin ISTarverud who held Ibis runk during the war wan dis charged in Hli but at that time did not enroll in the reserves. The-pres-eut couiiiiitiou is for a period of butineHB of their annual convention ; f. , . . .,.,., that a their annual golf tournament, l'orl lond Itotarinns won the cup in aud 11I1M, and if they win today will possess tiiu nip permanently. Victoria, B. C, won the nnt con vention of district number 1. t'oos liny captured the attendance contest cun: second prize went to M'unt Ver- non, Waali., Astoria, Ore., third, and Nelson, li. C, fourth. Vancouver, 11. C, won the stunt cup for iti pagcu.it "The tiolden Dawn," which .as pre Beutcd .Monday night. MR. CAMPBELL CHOSEN I'OU'll.AXL), Ore., Murch 5. Ed mund V. Campbell, president, of the tScuulc Rotary club and a prominent figure, In the activities of district No. 1, wus nominated us governor of the district ut the closing business session of tho twelfth uunuul ftotary conven tion. .Mr. Campbell will not be formally elected uulil the. sessions of the in- leruittioual convention to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, Blurting Juuc !.". lie won the office in contest witli V. V. Wells of sAiuicortca. Wash., receiving votes to 115 for Mr. Wells. .Mr. Campbell succeeds Frank C. ltiggs of l'ortlnnd. lie wUI take otlice July 1. Hev. K. Leslie Pidgeou, Winnipeg, past international president was toe principal speaker of the afternoon ueaaiun. titkiuir as his sublet "The lJevelnnnient of the ltotury Ideal.' Kslea Slit-decor, past international president, spoke on the international convention nnu urgeu ine aiienuunee of ns many as possible from the far west. The meeting at Cleveland this sum mer will be the sixteenth annual con vention. Following the presentation of Mr. Campbell and a brief address by him as the new nominee lor district gov ernor, Itabbi Jonah B. Wise of Port land, delivered the final address of the meeting, speaking on "The Sixth Ob ject of Jtotary.V This address was another dealing with the international aspects of the organization. Schools Ready to Help for Pageant That the pioneer historical pngennt to bo presented by the J,nno county schools May 0 in nroiifting consider able interest in the various districts is indicated by the many letters be Ins received nt the office of K. T. Moore, county superintendent of schools. Word from the Lancaster district in tbo north part of the coun ty near Ilarrisburg in that there will be a 100 per cent turnout there for the parndo and other events to bo held in Eugene, Mr. Moore slates. "The responso from various parts of the county Is hearty und wo are receiv ing the bcBt co-oporation,u Mr. Moore states. Euge ne Elks Will Greet State Head lien 8. Fisher, of Marshficld, lead er of (ho K Iks lodges of Oregon, will bo the client of the Kugeno lodge at a meeting this evening and an initia tion is planned as a part of tbo pro gram. Mr, Fisher is on a trip to sev eral of the H. P. O. K. lodffcs oft the Junes vustaioed a severe gash on tli' forehead yesterday afternoon when the automobile iu whu'ii the party wa driving cnulied into an auto truck driven by George Terry of Eugene, :it Thirteenth avenue and Moss street. Toe injured were taken to tSpriiig- ull for two weeks active training at ; field, where they received treatment some const artillery post will be re-i at the Hpringfield hospital. The aecl ceived by reserve officers in this J dent was reported to police head branch of the service in the near fu- quarters in Eugene,, lure. Six other mutor accidents have Jiimes M. Carr of this city has also been reported in the last few days to the police department. Mrs. Lorun Monroe, -IKK) (tardea street, wjs badly gashed on the head in a collision reported by John K. Labor, 1500 Mill street. The accident was at Eighth avenue and Park street. Other motor accidents, reported were; IS. C. .Strieker, College Crest, and It. Barnard, 1040 Onyx street, acci dent in front of the court house. O. I', liose, 1710 Hiiyard street snd J. (J. Hutuh of Everett, Wash., acci dent nt Eighth avenue and High street. Herbert Thompson, 3S0 Ninth ave nue east, and Henry Huckstrom, 412 Thirteenth avenue east, accident tit Ninth avenue and Pearl Htrcct . . Hector G. Moore, 170 High street The patient showed but little fin-1 n av(nue Willamette street. .Sam Meyers, it 4 Sixteenth avenu? east, -and Marx Dye works truck, nt Eighth avenue and Washington street. received a commission in the reserve corps in the Infantry branch and has been assigned to the 00th division. lolilis CRITICALLY ILL The condition of A. II. McDonald, who Is ill at the Pacific Christian hos pitul with pneumonia is ut a very critical singe, according to an an nouncement from thu hospital late this afternoon. M. C. A. this evening. The Hi-Y club will soon start its campaign of friend ship ami plans are being made for speakers for the meetings. Men prom inent in business and professional life of the city will be asked to talk to the Iclub members at tbeie meetings, ac cording to W. l slter, boys work secret a rx of the Y. M. C. A. Former dry Agents Break Liquor law CHICAGO. March 25. Two form er prohibition agents, a millionaire sacramental wine dealer and three other men were found guiljy of con spiracy to violate prohibition through abuse of the sacramental wine privi lege by a jury's venilct .eturned be fore Federal Judge Cliff. Harry Ex, the wine dealer; Bern ard .Hum ps and Albert Bennett, the former prohibition agents and Max Gcrber, Herman Ken iff men and Charles Koenisberg. lieutenant of Ex. were the men convicted. AFTER provement during the night, it is stated, and Mr. S. M. Kerron was consantly at his bedside throughout the night and today. Drop Reported on Jail Record Book Only 22 inmates are enrolled on the guest register of the Lane county jail and Jl. L. Lee, jailer, reports that this is the lowest mark that the population has reached in about a yenr. "If business doesn't pick up soon we will have to operate a bus and meet all the trains,' says the jailer who reports that many of the boys who have spent some consider able time as county charges feel lone some after the lively days during the past winter when the dally report showed closo to CO names for long periods. The county is very well be haved at present and crime is at a low ebb, .Sheriff Taylor avers. N Linen Mill for Valley Planned SALEM, Ore.,' March 25. Strong possibility of a linen mill being estab lished in the Willamette vullcy by Canadian interests was indicated to day by D. M. Sanson, head of a large ( unodtun Linen company, and of a linen mill located ut Lockport, N. X. '1 have practically decided to place a plant In Oregon for the mauufuc turo of linrns," said Sanson, speak ing before the Salem Itotnry club at its luucheon this noon. FUNERAL ANNOUNCED Funeral services' for Iho late Miss Ivu M. Weedin, who died yesterday at tho Pacific; Christian hocpitul, will be held Thursday afternoon nt 3:30 o'clock from the Veatch chapel,- it is announced. Dr. K. V. Stivers, pastor of tho First Christian church, will be in churgo of the services, und inter ment will be in the new I. O. O. F. cemetery. Court Motion day For Next Tuesday Judge (i. F. Skipworth of the cir cuit court who has been at Corvallis for the past week heating cases in the Benton county court will return here the latter part of this week or eurly next week, according to an nouncement today. Motion day for the circuit court of Lane has been set for next Tuesday when Judge Skipworth returns. Judge Kendcll of Marsbfield will be here the following Monday to hear cases here and will complete the present court term. Estate of $12,000 Will be Probated Mary A. 'Humphrey, widow of the late David Humphrey, has been ap pointed ns administratrix of the es tate, according to an order of Judge C. P. Barnard of the probate court filed toduy. The state, In real and personal property, is approximately $12,000, according to tho order. The board of appraisers for the estate is compos ed of C. D. Uorcr, B. B. Brunduge and J. Harold Boyticn. Club Members to Hear A. E. Brigham 1 t , A.'E. Urlghnm, local manager of the Allen and Lewis compuny of Port land, wilt bo the principal spenker at the banquet and meeting of the En gene lli-Y club to be held at the Y. One of the most enjoyable events yet held by Troop 1 of the Boy Scouts was the three-dny hike and tump in tho vicinity of Old Bally. The party of scouts under the v leadership of James M. Carr returned here today and report that the trip was a com plete success in every way. Two nights were spent in camp, each mem ber having taken an army pup tent. The party left Monday going by way of the Coburg bridge. The following named scouts, all of Troop 1, were "in the party: K. It. Jones, John Allen, Robert Allen, Cloire Cooley, Bradford Dat ann, Wilbur Jones. Foster Burnett, Win. Barker. Donald Goodoll. -.Tto'ien Goodall, Carl Muller. Frn-.r : Mullcr, Howard Stafford. Kuy Ford. Elmer Surdirm, Grimes. Cecil Buckiughum, Lylc STATE ROUTE FILED Permits for the i construction, op eration und maintenance of telephone lines of the Cascade forest service along the McKenzie highway were filed today at the office of the coun ty clerk. These lines will be the same us erected under the franchise which has been in effect with Lane county for the past 12 to 1-1 years. Several sections of the highway taken over by the state required that a permit from the state highway commission was necessary. The permit is for a period of 10 yeurs. The sections iucluded in the grant are Thurston-Waltcrville; Walter-ville-Deerhorn; Doyle Hill grade; Shell Itock grade; Blue Itiver. Practically the same arrangement in the way of restrictions on height of poles and clearance and other re quirements as are included in the agreement with the county are con tained in the grant from the stale commission. "PHILLIPS" MILK - OF MAGNESIA 27 Lions to Attend Corvallis Meeting , An address by Leslie F. Bice of Portland, agency manager of the Equitable Assuruncc com pony, was a feature of today's anniversary lunch eon of the Eugene Lion's club. More than 27 members of the local organization are leaving for Corval lia tonight, to attend the charter meeting und banquet of the organiza tion there, it was announced. It is expected that some members of the hn-al group will bu on the program ut the banquet. Eric W. Merrell was chosen ns chairman of the committee for the state trapshoot sponsored by the Lane County Sportsmen's associa tion. Other members wilt be Dr. Id vin It. Fox and Ernest Ludlow. Too Late To Classify LOST Handbag between Junction City and Eugeqe. Iteiurn to Guard Office. ni27 Unless you ask for "Phillips" you may -not get the original Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for GO years as an antacid, laxative, corrective. 25-cent bottles, also 50-cent bot tles, contain directions any drug store. For Gsslds, Grip, enza and as a Preventive Take Jr Laxative 1 Hi 1 - ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed by the (.ouiity Court of Lano County, Ore gon, as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Henry- C. Dutton, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate nro hereby notified to present the same duly Ver ified nnd with proper vouchers to snid administrator at the offico of Harris, Smith & Bryson. 210 Morning Begis- ter Building, Eugene, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. , Date of the first publication of (his notice is Morch 25th, 1.1120. EMMET'i M. SHARP,-. Administrator with the "Will Annexed of tho Estate of Henry C. Dutton, -deceased. ; No.lSl2-Wed-dy-a22 Oregon Life Insurance. Agent., D. M. John. tf INSURE "WITH 1 1 EN It Y TItOMP. 33 W. 0th. tf MOTORIST FINED Theodore Slater was fined $2 by Judge ticorge A. Gilmore in police court this morning, on a charge of parking his uutomobile all night on city streets. slate and this is lus official visit flPIII IHT TUT tit the Eugene organization. A large Kr IHf fllf I I UL gathering of the nutlcrcd herd Is ex- llLllllIlL I III period for tho event to welcome the - stain rhief, according to ticorge II. McMorran, exalted ruler. PERMITS GRANTED Building permits were granted by tie city building Inspector today lo William Wolter, fur erection of n Mothers, Do This Whtn tht Children Cough, Rub Muttmhon Throat land Chtitt Crippling rheumatic aches Chronio' coueht nd omistrnt colds ; lead to-serious luns; trouble. You cm ; slop ihrm now with Creomulkion, in emulsified creosote that is pleasant to ! t.Wtft rrMimiil.;fln 1. n.w K.-.1 No telling how soon the symptom! disco.ery with twofold action; it soothe, maydevelup into croup, or worse. Anti.nd heals tho inliamed membrane and iiicii o wncii jfirn ic Kiau yuu nave t ; ijjls tho lerm. Tingling warmth- glowing comfort jar of Musterole at hand to givt prompt relief. It doej not blister. . A first aid, Musterole is excellent Thousands of mothers know it. Yoi should keep a jar ready for instant use It is the remedy for adults, too. Re lieves sore throat, bron-Uiitis, tonsillitis croup, stiff neck, nsthma, neuralgia headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheu matism, lumbago, pains and aches o; back or joints, Bprains, sore muscles chilblains, frosted feet and colds of tin dicst (it may prevent pneumonia). To Mothertl Muaterolo is also mad In milder form for babUa and amall children. Ask for Children's MuateroU.' 35c and (i5c, jars and lubes. .11. r than mutlard pluUt Of all known drunk creosote la rec ognized lit the medical fraternity as the greatest healing agency for the treat ment of chronio coughs and colds and other forma of throat and lung troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soollio and heal the Inflamed tneru hrones and slop the Irritation and in flammation, while the creosote goes oo to the stomach, la absorbed into the blood, altacka tha scat of tho trouble and destroys tho germs that lead tc consumption. Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac tory in tho treatment of chronio coughs and colds, bronchial silhma, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat and lung diseases, and is excellent foi building up tha system after colds 01 tho flu. Money relunded if any cough or cold, no nisltcr of bow long stand Ing, la nnt relieved after taking accord ing to directions. Ask your druggist Creomulsion Co, Atlanta. Ca. (Adr.) When all other remedies have failed try Sloan's. It gives relief to even tho oldest, most obsti nate cases of rheumatic pain. Apply lightly without rubbing over the painful spot. Instantly Jrcshly-purificd blood Is sent tin gling through the aching joints and muscles. Such relief! You hardly dare believe itl The aching eases down, the creaky joints begin to limber up. Soon you're free from pain. All druggists 85 cents. kills Sloan's Liniment pain! NOTICE to SUBSCRIBERS Effective April 1, 1925, the Eugene Guard will adopt the policy of stopping all mail subscriptions on the day on which they expire. This policy is now in effect on nearly all the larger newspapers ot the country. It Is made necessary by rapidly increasing costs of newspaper production. Subscribers will be given at leaBt a week's notice prior to expiration date. Expiration date is shown on the address label on each day's paper. Brom tablets 35.....,,3F ' The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century. The box bears this signature Price 30c. PHYSICIANS PRESfRlPTifiM ATPTTniTin Aim .tVUJ 1" NtlflliU new discovery made by an lent San Francisco physician A bui nenc ban Francisco physician wmcn .las been subjected to nu merous clininjl tests. Is announced as one certain aid to relieve all cases of nerve trouble, neuritis and neuralgia. This remarkable remedy fs based on the, Science of Home opathy, a method of treatment endorsed by eminent physicians and doctors .throughout America and Kurope. The prescription is called 'topa Neuritis Tablets" and is formulated to give relief from nerve pain and intended to glvo tone to the nerve cells, thus benefitin- th. tern. " Hrrom ,n -eM. Ished nerves, .a,.eca" hi your nervous '.'.U'1'? b mined and M Eopa Neutritia T,V, ' Ukl! Neuritis Tablet lT harmless, and ar it P"" from dope V , , cotlcs. Your druggf,, JZ mend them, ah..." 2 -will Will Supply you. uueu. Mail ortir, POINTING Phone Springfield 2 Westorfield & Maxey WESTER VAUDEVILLE (Junior Orpheum) TONIGHT 2 Shows 7 & 9 HARRY & D0NNABELLE PATRICK in "BITS OF EVERYTHING" GEORGE P. WILSON & ADDIE in "AS YOU LIKE IT" FIVE SWEETHEARTS In a SNAPPY SINGING, DANCING REVUE Arranged, staged and produced by Harry Danfurth FRANK WILBUR & GIRLIE In "UPS AND DOWNS OF VAUDEVILLE" BENTO BROTHERS In "THE UTMOST IN EQUILIBRIUM" Direct from Franco comes th comedy novelty "HOT DOG"- OREGONIAN REVIEW Heilig Orchestra TOPICS OF THE DAY THE WILLAMETTE PRESS I ' - the springfield news I USE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS -19!25 ; MARCH 1925 ffiJf X "Western Auto" opened its first store on the Pacific Coast. From this humble be ginning has grown the largest organiza tion of its kind in the world, operating 120 stores, located in the leading cities of nine western states. The motorists-bf the west were quick to realize the many advantages of buying at "Western Auto." They were quick to sense the security of doing business with a store that guarantees satisfaction. They were quick to -appreciate the savings which "Western Auto" offered them. They knew that "Western Auto" carries the most complete stock of dependable Accessories, Supplies and Parts. They learned to look upon the "Western Auto" salesmen and managers as their friends men that they could trust men always ready and happy to serve in the full meaning of our slojan, "Having and service with a Smile." N t Last year, five million individual sales were made in "Western Auto" stores, You will better understand he reasons i: for "Western Auto's" tremendous growth and the reas'ons why so many motorists have designated their "Western .w . store as "Auto Supply Headquarters," if you will visit the store in your locality and make the acquaintance of the store manager. ! Safety Pedal Pads DICTIONARY COUPON -SAVE IT! TO READERS OF The Eugene Guard 98c Three of these coupons, presented or moiled to this newspaper with a nominal um to cover cost ot handling, packing, clerk hire, distribution, etc, amounting to only Entitles every reader to a New Enlarged Universities Dictionary Without Further Expense or Obligation and Money Baok If Not Satlatied Your Old Dictionary Is Now Out of Date This It the Ideal book foe solving Cross-word Puules ' Mail Orders If by mail. In cludo 7 eenls postage up to ir0 miles: lo cents up to SOe miles: or for greater distances ask your postmaster for rate on 3 pounds. LITTLE POINTS OF SERVICE It is tho miuiv little points of scr- jvico that go to mnko up tho big total of our efficiency and tho satisfaction that our depositors de rive from their banking relations here nt the First Nntionnl. Tho giving of ilopendablo infor mation nml ndvice, the little nc cmnoilntioiis niul the prompt and courteous handling of everyday banking matters nro features of our banking service. 40 YEARS OF HELPFUL SERVICE First National Bank .. . of EUGENE y?f!fl An Impending- accident and a allpplng foot on the brake pedal means but one thing, end that la crash! Allen Safety Pedal Pads frlve the driver perfect control ot the brakes In any emerrency. They are made of live black Pam rub ber and fit all makes ot QCa care. Per pair 51 WW NON-SLIP PEDAL EXTENSIONS Per aet of S, for Fords 95o RUBBCVt PEDAL PADS Clamp-on. Set of s, for Fords 45o SLIP-ON PEDAL PADS Set of , for Fords S5o 1 r T hit Week's Special Genuine A. C. Spark Plugs 52c What a. value! The factory list price of these A. C. Spark Plugs le H.OO. Buy a set of them and put them away for future use the A. C. Spark Plus; la one of the most popular on the market. We have the else plug to fit youi- car. Take CO n advantage of this low price, each WaCC Limit one aet to a customer. :52c "Klassy" Step Plates . flituiiiitiyyuyJ Via your foot ever slip - ' board a yon were '"!"ln "'.-"IS, Ihe car? Of cour. for Zi'. often In wet or misty jv, heavy barred rubber mat J' solid aluminum frame "f '"";,,. plate will posltnely P""'. J" " $1.35, $1.50,51.30 according to mmltl Other Step Plates as :w V-"- Onyx Gearshift Ball Mad of iclMtsA Mexican Onyx Ita beautiful natural color In highly pol lahaii It la guaranteed not to crack aally kept free from dirt and gr:im will fit any car. J J QQ Gear Shift Extension By adding thla extension to the top of the rear ehlft lever you will find It much more comfortable to drive the round knob handle ta Just in the rle;ht place modela for all makee of onra. Priced at $1-23, $1.50 and $2.00, accord ing to car. Tonneau Wind Shields Order by Mail. 0r Guarantee Protects you The folks who ride In the rear aeat of an open car that 1. equipped with an All-Ancle Ton nean Shield know the value of thla shield as a protection .(alnst the wind It gives practically closed car comfort plua an abundant amount of fresh air then. too. an All-Angle Tonneau Shield will add beauty to any rar the wins, are heavy plate kIiwj with beveled eilge its nickeled .tcel frames are adjus" (TQA ff able to any anile. Price Installed ePOU.UU Other Tann.au Shi. Ids 19.BS and (36.00. Mor Than 100 StoriAll Ovr thm Weit .Mfestern Auto Supply Co. 608 Willamette. St. Lock Your Spare Hrej will act aa a protection ",. prtre h ..in withstand rounh sen' Lockli and Chall Yal Titan Padlocks ,7 . Ji8S fl1 utner ' Slaymaker Locks will withstand rousn -g .r.-.eBct.s .w 50C 51. eoi r Thla lock will fit jh; ,'S. 0'; tire carrler-alao ftt the 4 , l.n4 Oaklend and ir,"r?," C be adapted for uie one today ami proiei. n your car. rrice, each 4 For Your Convenient Open ChM 9 P. M- Saturday
